I've just seen these on ebay and thought some of you may be interested;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Handmade-ROVE ... 84c&_uhb=1
Wooden Tackle Boxes
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Beresford
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Wooden Tackle Boxes
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Loop Erimder
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Re: Wooden Tackle Boxes
That seller has rencently joined the forum, nice box
Chance is always powerful. Let your hook be always cast; in the pool where you least expect it, there will be a fish
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Davyr
Re: Wooden Tackle Boxes
Very pretty boxes - I'm not familiar with "float foam", but presumably it's quite hard-wearing stuff? I used to use an Efgeeco Hook and Float Wallet back in the '60s, but the foam inside that very quickly fell apart. Is "float foam" similar to that used by florists. i.e. quite dense and able to be carved with a knife?
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GazTheAngler
Re: Wooden Tackle Boxes
Though I have to admit that all the tackle I use these days fits in a tin that goes in the front pocket of theShakespear oddessy game bag I got for my birthday. My floats are in a plastic tube (i will get a bamboo one at some juncture.
Gaz
Gaz